It seems Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny will return back to his parent club after his loan spell in Italy.
Roma have decided that they would not purchase the Polish International and would allow the goalkeeper to return back to England. Earlier in the campaign, Szczesny had stated that he was happy at the club and would like to stay there for the foreseeable future.
However, it seems that the Italian club believe that they can find better options than Szczesny and are ready to let go off the goalkeeper. Szczesny, who joined Arsenal in 2006, would obviously realize that his future may not be at his parent north London club with Cech, the obvious number one and Ospina, proving to be a more than capable number two.
Szczesny has been impressive for Roma in this campaign; a feeling backed by the club as well, but the club is not ready to shell out around £11 million for the goalkeeper.
The Polish International, however, may have some hope with respect to his Arsenal future, after Cech's performance against Crystal Palace in the club's last Premier League game.
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However, it seems that the Italian club believe that they can find better options than Szczesny and are ready to let go off the goalkeeper. Szczesny, who joined Arsenal in 2006, would obviously realize that his future may not be at his parent north London club with Cech, the obvious number one and Ospina, proving to be a more than capable number two.
Szczesny has been impressive for Roma in this campaign; a feeling backed by the club as well, but the club is not ready to shell out around £11 million for the goalkeeper.
The Polish International, however, may have some hope with respect to his Arsenal future, after Cech's performance against Crystal Palace in the club's last Premier League game.
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